CIA and Mossad efforts to track Majid Khamenei

The article highlights the attempt by the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Israeli Mossad to precisely track the Iranian guide, Mojtaba Khamenei, who has been missing for over 150 days following a raid that killed his father, Ali Khamenei. Reports indicate that the regime has moved Mojtaba through secret routes, as it is believed that it does not use public communication means like phones or computers, relying instead on secret messages and human couriers to convey information. Agencies face significant challenges in pinpointing his exact location, especially as their reliance on human intelligence increases. It is believed that Mojtaba may be hiding in one of the tunnels or in a concealed location in Tehran or near Qom. Additionally, the use of decoys or look-alikes is thought to complicate the identification of his true identity, although the regime is aware of these risks and is working to completely conceal him. The latest reports confirm that accurately locating his whereabouts would be a crucial step, with intelligence efforts focused on tracking those who are transmitting messages to him. It is expected that he will play important roles in military and governmental decisions, and intelligence reports suggest he may be more inclined to possess advanced nuclear weapons compared to his father.

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